Does anybody know which 3D glasses work with this projector? I see different frequencies listed on different glasses, which do I need for full 1080p?
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Try the BenQ - DGD5 3D Glasses. It should work for all BenQ projectors with DLP Link 3D technology.
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Yes. If not, you may need the optoma 3dXL converter. This bridges the compatibility between 3d dlp projectors and 3Dtv channels/3d blu-ray. The glasses are perfect though.
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This projector is 3D *ready* only. That means it will need a 3D signal source, but the HD66 is capable of displaying 1280x720 content at 120 frames per second, which equates to 60 frames per second per eye. You should know that there are more than one type of 3D source, so it may or may not be compatible with some 3D signal sources.
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Yes, that is true! i have this projector at 1 year ago with 2 viewsonic active shutter glasses and a PS3 320Gb (move) with the last fw 3.56 for 3D support and NEVER, "NEVER" can see in 3D... grrrrrr!!! i do try softwares to generate 3D with the laptop like Tridef, etc with no lucky... i am an experimented technical user and reading a lot about this think the last thing to do is wait the last presentation of Viewsonic, the VP3D1 3D converter box to use with the projector... is the same of the Optoma 3D-XL, but i hope the VP3D1 are cheapest! sorry my bad english! :)
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it has 2 hdmi imputs and one hdmi output so it should work. well sorta lol. this device doesn't give that great of a 3d effect. I returned mine. the colors are so messed up that it is distracting. And after wearing those glasses for a while it "stains" your vision so for 20 mins or more after wearing them, everywhere you look everything is colored with the same colors of the glasses. Check and see if your projector supports 3d. It might. You would be much better off going that route.
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Hello, You are correct that our 3D glasses will work perfectly with your 3D television. Our 3D glasses have many advantages to the official manufacturer's 3D glasses such as ours are higher quality, they block out distracting light more efficiently, they have a larger viewing area and best of all they are rechargeable so there are no batteries to replace. One other great advantage is that our glasses are both Bluetooth/RF and IR compatible so you can enjoy them with endless other televisions and projectors as well. You are correct that the lower quality Manufacturers 3D glasses are battery powered.Thanks, Carl Hello, You are correct that our 3D glasses will work perfectly with your 3D television. Our 3D glasses have many advantages to the official manufacturer's 3D glasses such as ours are higher quality, they block out distracting light more efficiently, they have a larger viewing area and best of all they are rechargeable so there are no batteries to replace. One other great advantage is that our glasses are both Bluetooth/RF and IR compatible so you can enjoy them with endless other televisions and projectors as well. You are correct that the lower quality Manufacturers... » Read More Hello, You are correct that our 3D glasses will work perfectly with your 3D television. Our 3D glasses have many advantages to the official manufacturer's 3D glasses such as ours are higher quality, they block out distracting light more efficiently, they have a larger viewing area and best of all they are rechargeable so there are no batteries to replace. One other great advantage is that our glasses are both Bluetooth/RF and IR compatible so you can enjoy them with endless other televisions and projectors as well. You are correct that the lower quality Manufacturers 3D glasses are battery powered.Thanks, Carl « Show Less
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yes passive 3d glasses will work, the paper ones that have the red in one lens and blue in the other, will work. However There are some 3d passive classes that will not work like the ones they hand out at movie theaters. I found that the only ones that work passively with this projector again is the paper ones that have the red and blue lens in it. I will say, the active glasses are amazing depending on the movie and with 3D games, watch out the screen flies at you from 18 feet away easily, very neat.Hope that helps
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I have an EPSON 5030UB projector, and these 3D glasses to work with it. However, the two pairs of EPSON 3D glasses supplied with the projector are much nicer.
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I am sorry you are having problems. I also ordered this projector, but promptly sent it back as I was dissatisfied with it. I recommend you do the same. I ordered a different model and am very happy with it. I use it for Keynote presentations as well as showing movies. I could never have done that with this model you have. I then ordered the Optoma W303, yes, more expensive, but IMHO well worth it. As they say, "you get what you pay for, if you don't pay much, you don't get much".
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I never could get the others to work. I paid $150 for a first pair No differ wrench in the screen sent them back bought others and the same. So I don't use the 3D on my tv. Good Luck. All I can say is the $150 par of glasses were no different than the $40 pair.
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DLP Active Shutter glasses. I have had difficulty getting my PS3 to recognize it as a 3D device, but it works perfectly connected directly to my Toshiba 3D bluray player. Make sure you are using a newer HDMI cable which supports 3D. I got this projector to lose the scalar box that I needed for my previous projector and love it. It is the brightest projector for the money. I think its between 6 to 8 pounds.
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Hi,Can somebody tell me if this Mitsubishi adapter works between Sony BDP-S570 3D blu-ray player and Viewsonic PJD-6531D 3D DLP 120Hz projector please...?I am currently having 3D blu-ray disc, but not able to play 3D between these two... and not able to understand where the problem is? with Sony BD player or Viewsonic Projector? Would be great if this adapter can fill the gap between Sony and Viewsonic as above and I can watch 3D movies...Thanks a lot for your time in answering my question...
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HDMI 1.3 would work (by using lossy sound and dedicating the HDMI 1.3's smaller bandwidth to the 3D only..which in essence is what the PS3 is doing to accomplish this), but unfortunately you need 120 Hz (60 Hz each eye) for active 3D to work, which the HD20 will not do. You could have a passive 3D setup (two HD20's with two Optoma 3D-XL Converter Boxes) with a polarized screen, but this will start to get expensive real fast. At this point, the 720p 120Hz projectors are the only cheap option.It will be awhile before a 3D ready 1080p projector falls into this price range although the first models have arrived if you have at least $5k to spend. Just a pitfall of early adoption. HDMI 1.3 would work (by using lossy sound and dedicating the HDMI 1.3's smaller bandwidth to the 3D only..which in essence is what the PS3 is doing to accomplish this), but unfortunately you need 120 Hz (60 Hz each eye) for active 3D to work, which the HD20 will not do. You could have a passive 3D setup (two HD20's with two Optoma 3D-XL Converter Boxes) with a polarized screen, but this will start to get expensive real fast. At this point, the 720p 120Hz projectors are the only cheap option.It will be awhile before a 3D... » Read More HDMI 1.3 would work (by using lossy sound and dedicating the HDMI 1.3's smaller bandwidth to the 3D only..which in essence is what the PS3 is doing to accomplish this), but unfortunately you need 120 Hz (60 Hz each eye) for active 3D to work, which the HD20 will not do. You could have a passive 3D setup (two HD20's with two Optoma 3D-XL Converter Boxes) with a polarized screen, but this will start to get expensive real fast. At this point, the 720p 120Hz projectors are the only cheap option.It will be awhile before a 3D ready 1080p projector falls into this price range although the first models have arrived if you have at least $5k to spend. Just a pitfall of early adoption. « Show Less
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3DRF is not line of sight like the infared 3d glasses, so the glasses work even if they can't "see" the emitter. If you want to go DLP link, you have that choice, just buy a DLP link emitter. Picture quality is basically the same either way, as long as the IR glasses can see the IR emitter. Note that positioning the IR emitter for a projector can be a little more complicated than for a 3d tv. With the TV the emitter plugs into the TV, which is always in front of you. Often projectors are behind the audience- for IR you'd have to figure out how to route the emitter so that it's in front and can be seen by the glasses. 3DRF is not line of sight like the infared 3d glasses, so the glasses work even if they can't "see" the emitter. If you want to go DLP link, you have that choice, just buy a DLP link emitter. Picture quality is basically the same either way, as long as the IR glasses can see the IR emitter. Note that positioning the IR emitter for a projector can be a little more complicated than for a 3d tv. With the TV the emitter plugs into the TV, which is always in front of you. Often projectors are behind the audience- for IR you'd have to figure out how to route the emitter so... » Read More 3DRF is not line of sight like the infared 3d glasses, so the glasses work even if they can't "see" the emitter. If you want to go DLP link, you have that choice, just buy a DLP link emitter. Picture quality is basically the same either way, as long as the IR glasses can see the IR emitter. Note that positioning the IR emitter for a projector can be a little more complicated than for a 3d tv. With the TV the emitter plugs into the TV, which is always in front of you. Often projectors are behind the audience- for IR you'd have to figure out how to route the emitter so that it's in front and can be seen by the glasses. « Show Less
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I didn't use it for sony 3d hw50es, but can use it for sony 3d TV KDL46HX750, I believe the sony 3d glasses can be used for the two sets, so it can be used for the sony projector, but not sure.
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Dear Dianne,Thank you for your question regarding the Optoma HD25. Of course you will need 3D glasses. There are 2 types that you can use. There is the Optoma DLP Link Glasses and the Optoma RF Glasses. If you use the DLP Link Glasses then you will be set to go. If you choose the RF Glasses, then you will need the optional 3D RF Emitter. I hope I have answered your question satisfactorily. Feel free to contact us anytime. Thanks so much! Charlotte
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I use the Optoma glasses that are 80ish $. Not sure if the Sainsonic are exactly the same quality and sync well with the projector but being a brand new product (when I got the projector in September) I wanted to make sure they are perfectly compatible. I have to say I too have an issue with the 3D but it is only happening on certain movies (Iron Man 3 so far but only tried 3 3D movies). The 3D seems to occasionally "de-sync" causing the image to be blurry. The glasses are however connected. It isn't my receiver as I tried with the PS3 plugged directly into the projector and the same happened. Given it did not happen with all the movies I'm inclined to think the problem was with the movie itself but I still thought it's good to give you a heads up.